IntherlogOnline - International Therapists Dialogue is an online supervision open to all psychotherapy therapists.
It offers scheduled supervision meetings of up to 6 participants at a time. Participants are invited to present a topic to be supervised at the intherlog Meeting.
3 easy steps and you belong to a professional network of connections.
1. Set your own convenient online meeting time - multiple dates to choose from
2. Connect online – via computer or cell phone on your convenient
3. Join a Systemic Meeting lead by Gil Arad
Join Us Now
IntherlogOnline - International Therapists Dialogue is an online supervision open to all psychotherapy therapists.
It offers scheduled supervision meetings of up to 8 participants at a time. Participants are invited to present a topic to be supervised at the intherlog Meeting.
3 easy steps and you belong to a professional network of connections:
1. Set your own convenient online meeting time - multiple dates to choose from
2. Connect online – via computer or cell phone on your convenient
3. Join a Systemic Meeting lead by Gil Arad
Join Us Now
Choose an Online Meeting Time
Select and click your preferred Online Meetings time.
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Beyond the borders of our countries and cultures
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Beyond the borders of our languages and personalities
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Beyond the borders of our bodies and perception
Supervision is a unique environment. Inspired by exploration and empowerment it creates a ground of growth for the therapeutic process. We are excited to introduce the intherlog Supervision model. Integration of Biosynthesis' principles and Complex System Science formed this new method which embraces and recognizes the importance of all phenomena manifested in the field. Flow of information, sprouting through resonance, promotes harmonious healing, development and health. Intherlog is about discovering multi-level pathways of healing for the process and in you:

Exploration
Take act in the creation of a new online professional field and go beyond the boundaries of what you know and expect.

Professionality
Widen your possibilities, resources and relations. Share your wisdom and your experience and get the support you need to become the best of you.

Community
Be unique and at the same time belong to an international professional community. Our community promotes human connections and bridges.
Intherlog founder – Gil Arad ECP
Leading Supervisor, International senior trainer in Biosynthesis. Director of the Israeli Institute for Biosynthesis. Founder of the Systemic Institute - Multidisciplinary Institute for therapy and development, based on recent research and studies of Complex Systems. Zen instructor since 1998.
Intherlog manager – Shuli Sztern
Biosynthesis Therapist and Supervisor. Team member of the Israeli Biosynthesis training program. Manager of the Israeli Biosynthesis internship clinic. S.E. Practitioner. M.A. Women Studies/ E.M.U. Michigan.
Testimonials
Nir Green
...Looking back I can see now how this struggle to connect was the struggle of an organic system being born...
Iris Argeband
...In a unique shared experience we resonate and connect - allowing the different layers of experience to flow through and among us...
Ofir Kantor
To meet, each in its own space, yet to be connected at the deepest levels - is the uniqueness of the Systemic Clinic...
Galit Sevilla
...Imagine your client lying in a hammock created by hands of people with tenderness and open hearts...
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In each systemic meeting a new therapy field is being created, allowing for the different parts to be embodied and manifested.
Basic principals
• Personal and group Intentionality is a powerful organizing field that forms into a complex system.
• Every human being is a complex system of its own and at the same time belongs to wider systems such as family, work environment, etc.
• The systems' parts are in mutual communication, although not always in attunement.
• Resonance can be perceived as an important and forgotten channel of communication flowing from and into each living system, human included of course.
• In every system there are forgotten parts waiting to be revealed, to be developed and to be-long.
• Recognition and expression promotes new flow between different parts - new possibilities, new experiences.
• Health – when a person can create his own world and affects the systems in which he lives in.
We have found that resonance flows both ways, from the systemic supervision meetings to the clients who report of changes and progress on core issues in their therapy.
Based upon these qualities of resonance and development, the systemic dynamics of the participants' personal and collective experience invites for a flow of recognitions and dialogs between forgotten parts.
What do you get:
• Professional and personal process of development
• Develop and refine your unique personal-professional qualities
• Support and promotes your realization
• Discovery and clarity of new therapeutic possibilities, new rhythms and flows of the healing process
• In depth regulated supervision
• Deep understandings of the principals of the Systemic Approach
• Recognition and invitation for movements, impulses, feelings and wisdom of diverse channels of information
• Tools to be applied in your clinic
• Pool of personal and community resources and qualities
• In depth understandings of elements that affect the therapeutic work
• Be a part of and be connected
Approvals
When a therapist chooses to enter a Systemic Meeting space, he recognizes and accepts these following guiding principles:
• A systemic meeting is a space of unique personal and private developmental process. All participants agree to create a safe space. No details are to be shared and ethics of confidentiality is kept.
• Each meeting creates a unique and one-timed systemic structure of an embodied process, person or theme. The participant's meeting experience is personal and systemic at the same time and as such is a component of the unique structure generated. Participants accept the universality and connectedness of the human experience.
• A shared field is being created. Participants are invited to be open to this new field and to let themselves experience new phenomena and new shapes of experience; beyond the known field.
• Systemic meetings lay a ground of open and honest communication and dialogue between participants, so that deeper levels will be revealed. All participants agree on respectful and coeffective dialogue.